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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-12
The new Council meets tonight,

The new Council meets tonight,
Matte Nickers will he at tho E,ysian
Theatre Thursday evening.
MIR. Harry NJ. Kelly, OF the Belmont
Glass works office, spent Sunday NJ his
home At Nnrwicn.
Frank Williams yesterday commenced
hia dn.ies M township clerk aud p. o.
Cfiswe|l RS constable.
d. &. Banks, now travelling for tho
AE!na Glass Company, ia houe from a
trip through tho went and southwest.
Rev. D. L. Long spent Sunday nj tho
homo Of DR.. q. Il. Ku,z md assis.s,l in the
Second Presbyterian church servicep Sun
day.
Mrs Gorrcll lias begun i}tn building Of
iour dwellings in tho Fourth wnr,i, ant,
Reveral new houses nro about to bo built
In lldaton'G addition.
Mr.. &. b. Boren, OF Sleubenyille, tho
gentleman who wRa awarded the contrrc,
ior paving Union alroCt, wns In tho city
yesterday to Bign tho contract md inrniah
bond.
Il, Eliknn, n brother Of tho well known
butcher, wa8 arroRted yesterday OH 4
charge Of Illegal voting at tho laie cec
ton, ho having not, 1t was charged, been
naturaliacd nor In this country long
enough to be naturalized. llo was boun.
over to court In 500 bond.
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MOUSDSVILLE.


The Boom Fnirly on-Enstern Cnpitalist,
Favorably Impressed.
0. l.. Holiday, q prominent attorney
is seriously i'll.
Miss Daisy Myers visited friends in
Cameron Saturday.
Craig Bros. will commence putting
down another well on the Griffith farm
about the first of May.
The young ladies' give supper and fes.
tiyal in the Y. NJ. g. A. rooms tonight in
the interests OF that organization.
The Ladies' Sewing Society OF the simp.
son NJ. Z: Church presented Miss Ellen
Adams with fine easy chair as an ex.
preston Of their appreciation OF her zeal.
ous labors in that nociety.
The work ofimproving the campground
is being rapidly pushed. The lumbe,
used Is Of the finest quality, some OF il
being as much as eighty feet in length
and entirely free OF defects.
Fhe Cowper farm, situated on Wheel.
ing creek, WAS offered for eale yesterday al
the Court House, under doed OF trust
The farm contains seventy.four acres, and
was bid up to 1925 when the sale was ad.
journed till the Goth.
The Moundsvillo high school opened
yesterday under the management Of J, B.
Cassiday, Rev. MIR. Myers and Mjss Mile
Myers. Mr.. Cassiday has charge Of the
scientific department, DR.. Myers will in.
struct in Latin and Greek, and Miss Millie
will teach German and music.
The correspondent Of the Register is a
little previous in his announcement of the
eale Of the Edwards property to Weaver 4
Bsrdall. The property up 10 this writing
has not been sold. There are number
of an1lous bidders who are carefully
watching the turns and ready to pick It
up.
S. A. Brown, Of Vermont, arrived here
yesterday morning, and after being driven
around town and out into tho suburbs,
expressed his surprise that such an excel.
lent site for city and the facilities for
manufactures had been so long overlooked
by capitalists. Mr.. Brown is here in the
'nseres's Of company organized for the
purpose OF establishing u glasa.house or
cutlery workH, as the company may think
best after proper inspection. lie expressed
himself AS well pleased with the appear
ances, and this afternoon will visit the
gasser. he also says he finds that portion
Of West Nirgidia over which he Travelled
lar better than he had anticipated.
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MARTINS FERRY,
ludustrial, Personal md General New
Sutes Over There,

Industrial, Personal md General New.
Notes Over There.
Misses Anna and Ada Dilworth lef,
yesterday ior Moyer, Pa.
A tiuo musical entertainment ia epokeu
OF by the Presbyterian Choir.
McCord Bros. opened their brick ward
yesterday for the summer trade.
Mossrs. Hiram andJames Frazier, brick.
layers, left Tor Toronto, yesterday.
A now tin roof is being put on the rear
warehouse OF the buckeye Glass Com
pany.
Mrs. John Morgan was called to New
castle, Pa, yesterday by the death OF n
sister.
Mrs. Mahaay, Of Bridgeport, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. kirkbride, OH Walnut
street.
A tin peldler WAS arrested Yesterday
and fined 81 and costs Tor selling without
license.
Patterson Fowler, OF East Livcrpool,
has accepted a position setting brick in
McCord Bros brick yard.
Miss Sue Wilson returned to her homo
in Wellsburg yesterday after visit to Mr..
aud Mrs. Jonathan Wilson.
Stephen Hopkins Of the Novelty Mould
Works will soon place in his establishment
II twenty'horse power engine.
An entertainment will bo yiyon by tho
n. i. Church Choir tomorrow evening.
consisting Of music, rectations and din.
logucs.
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TIE Pan Handle Railroad thieves had a
long .un and took handsome amount Of
spoil. 1t is hardly credible that such a
thing could go on ior three years, and yet
the company's officers say it did. II
might have been thought that the COM
plants Of shippers and claims for DANA
ges would have put the company on its
guard, and That vigilance and detective
skill would have done the rest. Nov that
the rob5era arc in the tolls their lot will
not be e. happy one, and they deserve all
they may get. Such talent ought to have
been turned to railroad wrecking with
the assistance Of the machinery Of the
law, ior that ia considered no crime.
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How tho I.uycutt Works.

,cincAGo, April 1.-THE s,rinrcn. me,h.
Cods Of enforcing hoycotts on indiyilnals
BY tAe local haishs8 OF Labor are atrik.
lnHly i!luetrntei in tho casc Ola e,r;sn re.
Gently Ordered IN ono Of the largest shoe
IA tn'h '%cioFy Athere was employei
man VINO had formerly becu unanniac.
.dfer' ht,: WIG, having failed, took to his
'rau". Ihe knights had oh jectea 10 his
manner OF doing business, and when he
became d Jaurneymsu they refused to al.
low him to become member Of thu or.
der. The shop in which ho was given
employment WA compelled to dischurce
MN on account Of the strike, and in add.
ton oil tho shops and Iartories through
on1 tho country have hoen warned against
him as dangerous character,
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Chicago Carpenters strike,

CnicA"o, April 1.-The carpenters'
strike shows no sign OF a break on the part
OF tho employees, but the bosses who ara
willing to grant the advance and the roc.
ognition demanded are about to orvaniz,
mn association which vii! make terms will
the men.
"We have sent all the committees to the
hoHses that We intend 10, said Mr.. kl;yer,
President Of tho Carpenters Union, this
morning. I'VE are getting tired OF that
kind OF work, and have decided TO stop il
Our cause is progressing nicely and an
nmicahle settlement soems near Mt hand
Onr backbone is not broken vet, by anv
means. The bosses party has been broken
md believe tho strike will soon be enl.
cd, and 81 our terms. The diasatisfjei
bosses will form n new organization thia
afternoon and ono that will Recognize up
as !! a nn'on and treat with Our representa-
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WORKING UP TIE CASE.
How the E"tcEtiycs Managed to Iet the
Dr"r on The EmRIaya4.

How the E"trrtiycs Managed to Get the
Dr"r u" The E,npIays4.
PlTrsnUEdn, April 1.-The following
account OF the inception OF tho robberics,
their detection, the moduS opcrMndi OF their
execution, etc, VIVA given by Special
Agent Joseph Eue, o! tho Pennsylvania
railroad, this morning
ilr. Rne said: ain the first place, about
two years ago locka on our rars were diH-
poneed with Tor several ressOns. Each
lcck coni y So They hal identical kcya,
allowing any Of tn" employee 10 open tho
cnrs II 80 disposed, and the loss 10y broak.
age Q! the lorks by agen.4 wi.hou. keys
was En enormous iein OF expei,ss. SO
our present Bystom OF seals was subs.i.
tHted.'
r.a1he aoal is OF lead, is about the sixe OF a
fiGO.ccnt piece md Ia about one.cighth OF
an inch in thickness. Tho wfro uBud In
connection with II iH onnsix.oonth inch
iron TirO. Thero arc Cnrls In it TO pro.
vent itH heing pulled through tn" iea,i
seal. The method Of uaing 1t is NO iollowgI
Tho wiro 10 passed through tho zeal, llon
th'o"hH WV Hhep VI INV Eh' uSoip, II'UIi
back through tho urel again, forming M
unbrokcn circlr. An uHlrument then in
used In impressing the aeals. ThA. in ,sc,
say In Pltte'nrgh, Htampa upon The invorEO
aide tho letters 'Pg. IT, and npon tho OBJ.
verse sido 'ru ". H., tllUn Indicating that
tho chr In intact when II OntrrR tho r., q.
4 ~. l.. K. Il. bound wnutwarl. Tho two
wirca nro imbcdlcd Mt tho aome Btrokn M
tho !sttOrg Hro imprinted"
"Thia underatood, | shall give an i,len
Of tho inception OF the robbery, its dis
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SENSATION IN GEORGIA.
T"" Mon Arrrstcd Charged with Numbering
Their Fhtinr.in- n-lnw.

Their Fntiinr-in-lnw.
ATLANTA, Ga" April 1.-The two aons.
in.lsw Of tho la.O Seaborn Sheffield, Of
Wilmington, wern confined in Early county
jail lant night on indictments by tho grand
jury charging them with the murder Of
their fatheT-in.lsw,
Shellelli was man 0! unbfidled nas.
sona in his youth. Later he adopted two
illegitmate daHghtafa and gave them a
good education. The girla subsequently
married RufuA Lawrence and Honi.
1aiiaiarro, the sons OF respecta!,to fsrmr,s'
Sheffield then took into his honso Il mu.
la,to Bon, John Sheffield, who became n
noted criminal and cattio thief. Tho
father INDUCED his colored eon to such nu
o4tont thst his fortune, it was feared,
would he uisnipated. Eccauge OF this,
lcar Shciiield.and his ,aughters foil out,
and then the aaROssinntion Of Sheffield waa
reported. Suspicion n. once fell npou thu
Hons.in.lAw, who in turn tried to fastcn il
upon tho mulNst0 Hon, who wen aalcep IN
thu room with Sheffield at tho tim. ho wap
Bhot.
Rewards were offered by tho Ststo md
local authoritiea for tho nrreBt OF ,he mur.
dorer, but MI apparently to no purpope.
Tho Grand Jury Ina been looking into lhc
matter tor It week, ard ttm rrpult Of iln
action WA Tho arrest o! Lawrence AMI
Tnliaferro. Tiny will DO r4llnl uu 10,
trial tomorrow, and some lively dnyrIor
montn are promised. The sentiment q,
The county 10 In layor ol tho yonng mon
II In alleged TINT She ilisld iad Threatened
to diainherit his daughters in favor Of hil
negro RdH.
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WAarlyGruS. April la committee
called nt tho White iiouse this morning
~ Inyl:n nm lftgiient 10 attend mc@:
ing 10 IL" l.r!d At tho MaBonic T.lnplo on
Tmway r3ening. 70 pro,cns against inc
paI,aAyt 1r = cnoyclon law agaFhss Ireland
by the EugIiAn Gogenment.,
Col. ls,nou, met tho delegation and
tod them lhat whatever might to the
rftsdeHt'a inslinga or ByInpath'eH IN a
private ctizGn, there would be n,aniieet
,'nptopricty in hia taking any action IN
this matter in his Oiicial capacity.
The CUnmi,lnn rucnnBidered and 40.
rided no, 70 present tho invitation. and
withdrex without seeing the President.
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"POULTRY SHOW" AT THE GRAND.

NJ ~ ~.
Tho Cproarlously Funny Farce There thIs
Week.
Sheehan 4 Coyne and their dramatic
company opened y weeks engagement at
the Grand, last night, in "Grogan's Eleva.
tion," to good hanse. The fun wss fast
and furious. In come respecls tho SHOW
is absolutely the funniest ever seen here,
The two stars are great. They are too
we'll known to need praise. The company
ls more than satisfactory, Mr.. kaineis
German speclalteo being as fins M any.
thing Of the kind Oh the stage, &r. Whites
dancing excellent, tho musica! specialtes
allnovel md enjoyable, the special scenery
and stage devices good, and the live stock
and poultry .tinalo Of the first act the
most convulsively langhHble thing con-
ceivable. d
Miss Clara Coleman and MoDars. Fred.
Russell and Il. II. Whelmau joined
Sheehan ( Coynes company here last
week. Miss Coleman and Miss Lillian
Elma, who joined the company two weeks
ago in Baltimore, made quite Il hit, tho
former in her clhrionette solo and The lat.
ter in her skip rope speciatics.
ltgoee without saying that tho audience
was pleased. Tho piece will be repeated
this evening.
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Ex'Coagresaman John S. Wise, OF vir.
g'nla, was the guest OF the evening. In
resrense to q toast, he made vigorous
attack upon the Democratic party in over
hauling its record. lu the course Of his
remarks he said:
The Republican party, il it would
win," he said, "must cease stalking it's ali
on New York. Virginia ia Republican.
Eleven counties with 10000 whites, and
bnt l5 900 blacks, give in an aggregate vote
OF 3o 900, a Republican majority OF over
1000.
Indiana no more hos Hendricks and
Mcdonald to iead-the one is dead, tho
other enubbad. West Virginia is Repub.
lican-Tennessee and North Carolina
are ready to come in. Let us devote one.
tonth tho energy and means OH them that
has gone to New York in the past, and
tho victory is ours"
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Long AND SHORT HAUL,
IN Important Decision Rendered by Unit.
States EIreuft {ottrt

An Important Decision Ksn,lsre by United
Ssnses Circuit Cotrt.
PORTLAND, OnK April ll.-Judge Deadly,
in the United States Circuit Court, has
rendered m important decision as to the
ecope o! the Interstate Commerce act
which virtually nuliifes the long and short
haul clsuae 80 far as it affects roads com.
pesing with water routes.
The Judge rules that the Interstate
CommeIce net doe5 not apply to all car
riers engaged in Interstate commerce, but
only such as uss railway or railway and
water craft under common control for con.
tinnous carriage or shipment OF property
from one State TO another.
The cnse in point was that OF the
Oregon 4 California railroad, aud tho
Judge rules that as It's carriage OF certain
goods 10 performed wholly within tho
Stste of Oregon, it Is therefore epecislly
exempted by the termB o! the act from the
operation ol tho lay.
Judge ne&dy's decision In !ul, is as fol.
lows,
First - Interstate Commerce. The
transportation Of property from one State
to Rnothe. isinter-Slate comm whether
the carriers engaged in moving i or tho
vehicles III which 1t Is borne crogs tho
line O.! the Htale or not.
Second - Interstate Commerce Act,
This act does not include or apply To all
carriers engaged in the inter Slate CON.
mercr, but only such "a uae q railway
or u railway and water craft under CON.
mon cont'ol or management for n
continuous carriage or shipment OF
property from one State to another, nor
doea it apply 10 the carriage Of property
IL rAil wholly within the State, although
hhipped from or dea,in0d to q place with
out tho Stnte, no that such place is no, In
n foreign country.
Third-Caae in Judgment. Tho Oregon
and California roRd and the steamers OF
tho Oregon Railway md Navigation Com.
pany In the carriage OF the goods in quoe.
ton aro not used undcr any common con.
trof, management or arrangement for n
cnns!nnoUB carriage or shipment thOrc.
Of 10 AMI iI0m San Francisco and
within the intent and lnUnn-
Ing OF tho act, md thut tho carriage and
handling Of these goods. 40 far M tho re.
ceiver Is CONCERNED, iu performed wholly
within tho stato, md thQreforo specially
exempted by the terms OF the act Iron, its
operation, provided tho samc aro not li.
rectly shipped to or iron, foreign uoun-
.y.
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DISASTROUS FIRE,
ohe Hundred People Rendered HON eisss,
No Effects Saved, ~

PlrrsluRou, Pa, April ll.-A disas
trous fire at Spring Garden borough thie
afternoon destroyed twenty.one frame
houses, rendering thirty.aye iamilies
homeless. The fire started in Michael
Waldshmidt'a soap factory, caused by the
boiling over Of kettle OF fat. The build.
Ing, which was frame, was soon enveloped
in flames. which spread with lightning.
like rapidity to the largo rows Of small
wooden dwellings adjoining 1t on either
eide. mi ~
= The Allegheny fire department respond.
cd to the alarm, but before tho engine
reached the scene the fire was beyoud
control, and In short time the soap fac
tory and twenty-one dwellings were in
ruins. The occupants OF the houses had
barely time to escape with their lives, and
were unable 10 save any Of their
household goods. They are ali
poor people, and the loss will
fall heavily upon them. Tonight the
thirty.ava families, numbering over one
hundred persons, are without shelter,
and many Of them are being cared for by
the neighbors. The loss is estimated at
about $4,000, on which there Is a small
insurance. Spring Garden borough Is a
small place just outside the limits Of Al
legheny City.
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IT Ia suYsested that in order to win back
the MugTumps another than Blaine
should be the Republican nominee. To
make sure OF securing the loved and lost
would it not be necessary 10 ask the Mug
wumps to name their man and swear
them on the Republican platform to cup
port him? And then suppose the Repub-
lican party rhould bolt, declining to be
Yagge1 that way?
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Somewhat OF n Fire.

Last evening sSteubenville Herald says
Sparks from locomotive on the Pewiky
railroad set fire to the dry timbers over on
the West Virginia hills yesterday, and for
Q time It looked as though vast forest
fire would be the result. The hills from
Wheeling junction down TO Mingo were
ablazs with streaks Of flames which ran
serpent like along tho mountain. A frame
house opposite South street, up on the
bill side, was saved with difficulty from
destruction by the flames. The fire to a
great extent has died out at this writing.
The destruction Of these woods would be
severe blow to the beauty Of Steubenville's
surroundings in the summer time, and a
mitch needed rain would be in order at
tho present time.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE Murk Lane Et.
press review Of the British grain trade dur.
ing the past week, says; Wheat marke,s
have been OF holiday character. priccs
are unchanged. Foreign wheat is a shade
weaker. Corn, oats and all other artjcles
are dull. Trade for wheat cargoes on pas.
ssgo or for shipment is at a s.sndstill.
There is no market to-day.
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ST. LOUIS, April ll.-Dr. X. G. Kerns
and Dr.. Mudd, OF this city, the latter
OF whom went to Fort Gibson
10 examine and treat Mr.. Blaine returned
home tonight. Mr.. Kerns stated 10 an
Associated Press reporter that when he
and Dr.. Mudd left Fort Gibson Mr.. Blaine
was getting along nicely, and was we'll on
the way to a quick recovery.
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TIE PLAYEl,s HERE,
The boys Of tho Wheeling Bass Hall Team
Arrive In the City.

i
A regular meeting Of the Wheeling
Base Ball Association was held at the
Howell House, the headquarters Of the
Association, last evening. 1t was made
the occasion OF a formal Introduction Of
all the playera to the Association, as a
body. by the manager, Mr.. English, The
players, In obedience to ortlers renortad
for duty yesterday; all were present
ana during the day went over
70 the grounds and tossed tho
PAL about come. A nambsr visited
the grounds whilo they were there
and watched with interest the movements
Of the men; nearly all tho comment was
favorable. The men arc all well. .built
and quick and strong. They will practice
daily from now on and be subject to dis.
clpline. They have been told what ia ex.
pected Of them in the way Of keeping good
hours aud not dissipating. -
1t was decided at last nights meeting To
h1 the admission to the grounds at a5
Cents por game; grand stand 10 cents; Ia.
dies to grand stand, free; one day in such
week will be known as Ladies' Day."
when tho fair enthusiastic will be admitted
TO the grounds free. The small boy under
l3 years Of age will be allowed to witness
the games for one dino.
A proposal was received from Will
White, the famous short stop OF the Lou.
isvilles,,. and Mr.. Collins, Of Bellaire, to
play apicked club against the Wheelinvites
on Thnrsday, but 1t bad to be refused as
inc Ground Committee stated that it
would have all 1t could do to pre.
pare the grounds for Saturday when
II the club Is to play strong picked nine.
lhat Will be a free game, the idea being
not only to practice the men but to afford |
the public an opportunity to see them at |
work and to inspect the grounds and nice |
accommodations,
1t waa arranged to play the indianapolis
Leagues on Monday and Tuesday, April |
70 and 26.. This is the club Jack Glass
cock Is with.
A special pavilion for the press, scorers
and telegraph operators has haan hnilt.
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WHEN the President wss looking the
field over ior Pacific Railroad Commits
sioners he thought Pennsylvania a good
State to take ono from. Did he take a
Randall maui No, children, Ex-Governor
Pattison in mot Randall man, but he
would take u Randall mans scalp.
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JouS 7. RAYMOND vii! not be forgotten
by this generation OF thestre.goers. He
had way OF making people laugh with
out opening his mouth. We have had
comedians whose art IVES higher, but none
who rleesed the public better.
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Mn. BERciiER left tho material for a
biography which he had intended to
write. Thin will now constitute the basis
Of the Life to be preparedby Mrs. Beechcr,
her Son and her son.in-law. All others
arc warranted spurious.
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ASn there is the Garden Spot-that
blossoms with new houaes in the opening
spring. There will be more hounes and
still more people wanting them. The old
town IL on the rise. Boom the old town
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D.uth of All IDsuue Patient.

Special Dlspqich 10 the In.ti!igt"cer.
WESTON, April Il.-Chatlea Smith, who
waa committed to tho penitentiary from
Ohio county in 1881. and afterwards sen:
here to the Insane Hospital, died this
afternoon.
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THOSE Pan Handlers seem to have loot.
cd largely for the pleasure Of looting, and
they muat havo thought that nobody
wanted 10 catch them.
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'rNtEn and truc. Rod Star Cough Curc,
No poisoa. No nnrcoiica. No cons,ipa.
ton.
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Qhp qt'telliqe,r1r.
onleo Sos. 20 nnd ~ Fourteenth s,roct.
By the showing OF the Thermometer
straw hats shonld be ripe. 10
TnKY are going to put the Cabinet baby
in glass case and throw loaf sugar at II,

JonS l.. SULLIVAN says his mission Is 10
elevate the fistic acienco. But while he Is
about II he depresses many a iistic scien.
,iat .,- ..
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soIIInQuy Of Richard the III nl Tim
Opera House Thursday night.
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TwHSTy.rlvK piccoH All.Wool Carpets
reduced from 100 TO g:}rat
SroNx 4 THOMAS,